Open Requests for Last Two Weeks

Request No: 9042 -- Event Date: 04/28/2020
Location: sedona AZ USA -- Date Posted: 01/26/2012
Event: wedding -- Number of Butterflies: 12
Special Requirements: I am looking for at least a dozen (or more depending on price) adult butterflies to release for my wedding.
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Request No: 9049 -- Event Date: 07/28/2012
Location: Bronx NY USA -- Date Posted: 02/06/2012
Event: Sweet 16 -- Number of Butterflies: 20
Special Requirements: These butterflies are to be released at the dedication part of the ceremony.
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Request No: 9048 -- Event Date: 07/20/2012
Location: Mcgraw NY USA -- Date Posted: 02/03/2012
Event: Wedding -- Number of Butterflies: 30
Special Requirements: I love monarch butterflies there beautiful. They represent new begings to me and my future husband. I would absolutely love to have butterflies released during our ceremony during the kiss. It's a dream come true and so romantic. We don't have lots of money and I don't know how much butterflies are. I would like all my flower girls have a box of some sort of ten butterflies and release them to start a new begging with my One true love.
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Request No: 9045 -- Event Date: 07/16/2012
Location: Colorado Springs CO USA -- Date Posted: 01/28/2012
Event: Wedding -- Number of Butterflies: 8
Special Requirements: My fiancee and I are getting married July 16th, 2012. We would like to commence our new lives together by releasing the past "8" years we have spent getting to know one another. Therefore we are looking to ONLY release a total of "8" butterflies for our event, in a very splendid, elegant looking release box/cage. The mass release box will need to reflect who we were as a couple and who we will be as a committed partnership.
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Request No: 9041 -- Event Date: 05/01/2012
Location: OH USA -- Date Posted: 01/25/2012
Event: greenhouse environment -- Number of Butterflies:
Special Requirements: Would like to have butterflies for greenhouse.
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Request No: 9040 -- Event Date: 04/20/2012
Location: Chicopee MA USA -- Date Posted: 01/24/2012
Event: -- Number of Butterflies: 5
Special Requirements: I would like a Chrysalid.
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Request No: 9050 -- Event Date: 03/23/2012
Location: Washington DC USA -- Date Posted: 02/07/2012
Event: Monarc Construction 25th Anniversary Party -- Number of Butterflies:
Special Requirements: 2012 makes 25 yrs Monarc Construction, Inc. has been in business and we're having our 25th Anniversary Party in March of this year. Well the President thought we should give Butterfly Cacoons as gifts but I came across your company which is much better. My thought is we can open the ceremony with the releasing of butterflies - but I have a few questions. The first one is do you have Swallowtail or Monarch butterflies? How much will it cost if we purchased 100 to 200 butterflies? Will they live thru the travel up to the day of the event and if so how long are the butterflies to live? It would be appreciated if you were to email or call me the information listed above. Looking forward in hearing from you soon. Thank you,
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Request No: 9046 -- Event Date: 03/17/2012
Location: Brooklyn NY USA -- Date Posted: 01/30/2012
Event: Wedding -- Number of Butterflies: 30
Special Requirements: I need approximately 10 different shades of pink butterflies, 10 different shades of blue butterflies, and 10 different shades of yellow butterflies. I need them in their adult stage only and I want to release them on the day of the wedding.
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Request No: 9047 -- Event Date: 03/01/2012
Location: Murrieta CA USA -- Date Posted: 02/02/2012
Event: Awareness Month assembly -- Number of Butterflies:
Special Requirements: I'd like 100 adult butterflies to be released at Oak Grove Centers Self-Injury Awareness month assembly on March 1, 2012
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Request No: 9044 -- Event Date: 02/22/2012
Location: St. Augustine FL USA -- Date Posted: 01/26/2012
Event: we own a nursery and want to have some for educati -- Number of Butterflies: 50
Special Requirements: We had a tack board and took them out of the cold pack and hung them for display until they hatched. This is my only experience (that and getting them off our plants and watching them for our own pleasure). Do you have a better suggestion, like perhaps getting larvae and having their food source (which will already be in the walk in cage) ready and just let it be a more natural setting? I'm game for either way.
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